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Aerospace firms in the United States and the United Kingdom are likely to compete for work in co-developing Japan's next-generation combat aircraft.

The Navy's new frigate could be among the most realistic ways of getting anywhere close to realizing the service's huge fleet ambitions.

The Combat Readiness Week wargames saw some unconventional approaches to hiding fighting vehicles in dense urban terrain.

The plan to transfer the stealth fighters to a second Middle East operator could still face plenty of obstacles.

A key part of the ship's propulsion system that allows it to hit speeds over 40 knots, and that has been an issue in the past, reportedly failed.

Look Brrrrttttiful and ready to turn and burn with the best of them while doing your part to slow the spread!

Trump and the crowd below were not exactly sure what was going on, but cheered as the F-16 intercepted the wayward aircraft.

The artwork features well-known antagonists from comics, movies, and television, as well as real-life.

One of the Model 401 demonstrators is now outfitted with a peculiar ventral pod that has a huge air intake and its own exhaust.

It's now official, Washington has detailed the sale of Harpoon Coastal Defense Systems to Taiwan.

The odds were stacked against the Greek Navy vessel when it collided with a huge container ship in waters close to Athens.

It seems the Turkish F-16s left their original base of operations in Azerbaijan after the area came under Armenian attack.

The badly damaged Hercules tanker-transport has been partially disassembled and is awaiting its fate in Thermal, California.

Workers will use the front section from a retired submarine to help repair extensive damage suffered during a fire.

We can talk about A-10 upgrades, domestic Patriot missile deployments, foreign policy, Navy flag-flying traditions—you know, no big whoop!

The red and black helicopter that was owned by the 45th President and starred in The Apprentice is now for sale.

Japan Air Self-Defense Force F-35As worked alongside the U.S. Navy amphibious assault ship during maneuvers in the western Pacific.

The drills are supposed to help recruits learn to manage their fears about facing down armored vehicles in combat.

The United States has also just approved three arms deals for Taiwan, one of which includes short-range ballistic missiles that can hit the mainland.

The drunken joyride took place at Russia's Volgograd International Airport in the southwestern part of the country.